Rent a Car in KLIA2

Rent a Car services are available at the Transportation Hub
located at the Level 1 of the gateway@klia2 mall next to the
klia2 Main Terminal Building.

If you need a car
rental services, here is a list of local and international car
rental companies available in klia2:

Car Rental Company

Telephone

Avis

(603) 8787
8353

Europcar

(6012) 329
3070

HAWK

(603) 8787
2422

Hertz

(603) 8787
8315

Kasina

(603) 8787
1689

Klezcar

(6019) 763
8777

Mayflower

(603) 8787
8401

PRAC

(603) 8787
4393

Xplore
Drive

(603) 8787
1484

Driving Guide in Malaysia

Like any other
country, there are certain rules and regulations to follow when
driving on Malaysian roads. Here are the general driving
regulations, as well as some helpful tips that you need to know
before you hit the road:

According to Section
28 of the Malaysian Road Transport Act 1987, “a driving license issued
under the corresponding provisions of any law in force in any
State which is a party to a treaty to which Malaysia is also a
party and purporting to recognize domestic driving licenses
issued by the contracting countries shall, so long as the
license remains in force in that State, be deemed to be a
driving license granted under this Part.”

“The holder of a foreign country’s driving license can drive in
this country as long as the foreign domestic driving license is
still valid, and is accompanied by a translation in English or
Malay (where the license is in a language other than English or
Malay), which is confirmed by the embassy of the country of
origin in Malaysia, or by the authority issuing the driving
license concerned.”

“In this regard, a foreign citizen is not required to hold a
Malaysian driver’s license to drive in Malaysia.”

“In addition, foreign nationals who want to drive in this
country also have the option to use an International Driving
Permit (International Driving Permit-IDP) issued by the country
concerned before entering Malaysia.”

Most of the road
signs should be similar with other road signs from other
countries so despite the infrequent use of Malay words, it
shouldn’t be very difficult to understand what the signs mean to
foreigners.

Driving under the
influence of alcohol is prohibited, and 0.8 grams per litre or
over is considered to be under the influence of alcohol and this
can result to a fine not exceeding RM2,000 or to an imprisonment
for a term not exceeding six months and in the case of second or
multiple conviction, a fine not exceeding RM4,000 and/or
imprisonment for not more than a year. There is also a
possibility that you may lose your licence for at least 12
months. Needless to say, this is all best avoided by not
drinking and driving. A cab fare home is a cheap alternative to
the dangers of being on the road under the influence and risking
fines and imprisonment, along with your life and the lives of
those on the road with you.

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